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uhnt the Neighbors said.

The neighbors received the news that we
wuz gpin' to IA wateriu' place coldly, or with
ill.cuncoaltd envy.
Uncle Jonas Bently told us he shouldn't
think we would want to go round to
waierin' trOughs ut our age.
And | told him 1t wuzn't watern'
trough, and, II It wuz, thought our age
wuz jest es good one es any to 20 to It.
lie had the impression that Saratoga
WIZ u immense waterin' trough where the
country al drove themselves summets to
be wattr'd. He Ia detf IN a hem ock post,
and yelled up at him lest as loud as |
dsst for fear OF breakin' open my own chest,
that the water got into us, instid Of our get
tin into the water, but | didn't make him
understand, for | hearn afterwards OF his
spyIp' that, es nigh es he could make out
we all got into the waterin' trough aud wuz
wRtered
The school teacher, a young man, with
long, small Inns, aud some pimpley on the
face, but well mesnIn', he sez to me: "Sara.
tuga is beautiful spah."
And | seq warmly, at aint no such
thing, II is village, for have seen ped.
dler who went right through II, aud watereh
lis horses there aud he says It is waterin'
place and village
"Yes,h sez he, "it ia a beautiful village a
modest retiren city, aud at the same time
II II the most noted span on this contineut -
! wouldn't contend with him for II wuz
on the stoop Of the meetiu'.hpuse, aud be-
lievs In hein' reverent. BUT | knew II
wuzu't no "spa.n-that had dreadful aat
sound TO me And any way knew should
face It's realities soon aud know all about II.
Lots Of wimmen said that Tor anybody whD
lived right on the side Of canal. aud had
two good cisterns on the place, and we'll,
they didn't see why should feel In SUI
t.rln' condition for any more water; and II |
did. why didn't etch rain water ?-l From
"Ssmantha at Saratoga" by Josiah Aliens
N ffa
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The TRAVELLERS 9HuE.
why's hWd uHu,, uT f."t,iug "a trd
6ni nT uH-n'r-'nu.
DTlt'tltTI Itlls

fNm s. AGA a., s.tuttVp.
For Ip-'uu ! u. m tEt'huut uu.,I.,. OF d.. .r.s.,
For New Turk 5g5 o. r4n II 'nlaI. .I pYu,
man rHfinr nlr.s ~ ufH I.i.t uU. isa,i.
2 d.mtea, all puiprotr-I tHo ,I, il%5
4, IN
For Philadelphia @. nio Uirri..l If
and ilfr u daily for Nea. Work and
plllndclpliuG i'?5. 2 I umtpIy. fiU,
$40 II and lI:2u % IN
For BaltimurG-H.3h, f.!1. q, $40 limiteN. $50,
u daily except sunday, am lltD 4 n /;
1900 taccomuGHtunl, , I Nlmtoi) iiO,
daU, d'aU. $50 S'in II and tl,3O p m GA
sunday ot lyai g'0i a. m. local for Bald.
more and way stations.
For thgagu Cincinnati and 81. Bnnis-9:50 q.
~, lintedl and $40 and 10 y. IN.
For Buffalo. Elmira ana iiHrrisburg-P;5O a.
n. and lOp III
For AnuHpuis-T'1b a. m, i2.0b. 10 and 900
T. SUNDAY at @ M and 4:iG p. ny
For Pup"'s Greek Line -T2iH m. $50 y. IN,
On week days pulS
For AlcNandrla-G. g.ij, $40, i6:57a. M; 1905,
gu5, ia!j, 30, Gui 800, 1905 and n l:37 p. m.
Nunlays az y, s.,O, HA1, iO:i7. Il. M; 2aO, 6.01
hrh lu1 y. M
For Richmond and the SOutb-G and 1887 a.
m, aud idh -. NJ, .uHy except sunday
via Ntluntu Toast Tine
For Cincinnati. Louisville and St Louis, via
Chesapeake and Ohlu=Aaup u. N.
For Fort Monroe Newpur News and Nor
tOlk-GNO and iO.h, "a m. except sundaysD
For leusburg Round llill ana points on W o.
W -'l2H m. daily except sunday
and iHip N
For MHnAssHs. ThorOughfHrc Gap and Front
hOya,-2.3t y. IN. except sundays.
For arrcntun-sfO Il m $3.50 y. N. daily
For LynChhurg, Atlanta and New Or,etn--
$50. and q 80 m daily Tor Atlantal
and II y, IN via Midland.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-02
The MART Auinirurn

The Art Au,ater for september contains
the usual number of supplement designs
and handsome head for plaque deGora-
tioD, drawn by Ellen Welby. The colored
plate, Study Of Chrysanthemums, Is by
V ctor Dsngon. MY Note B1okn is filled
with Interesting art gossip, and the other
departments are equally well Represented.
Articles OF particular interest are those on
the architecture Of Fifth avenue, Madame
de Cassin's pictures. and the "Wiudsor
Tapestries" The price Of this publication,
so Indispensable to art lovers aud students,
Is only a per year. Montague Marks, pub
Usher, 23 Union Square, New York.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-02
To Save Life

Frequently requires prompt action. An
hours delay waiting for the doctor may
he attended with serious consequences
especially in cases Of Group, Pneumonia,
and other throat and lung troubles
Hence, 10 family should he without q
bottle Of Ayers Cherry Pcctorni,
which has proved itself, in thousands Of
cases, the hest Emergency Medicine
ever discovered. 1t gives prompt relief
and prepares the way for thorough
cure, which Is certain to be effected by
its continued use.
s, II. Latimcr, NJ. D., Mt. Vernon,
Ga, says: 81 have found Ayers Cherry
PectOral perfect cure for Group in all
cases. | have known the worst eases
relieved in very short time by iis uyr;
and advise NIL families TO use II in sud.
den emergencies, for coughs, Group, &C."
A. j. Edison, VI. D., Middlotown,
Tenn. says al have used Ayers
Cherry rcctornl with the best effect In
my practice, This wonderful prepare
tiou once saved my life. | had a con-
stnnt cough, night swcats, was greatly
reduced in flesh, and given mp by my
physician. One bottle and u half Of the
PeCtoral cured me-"
"l cannot say enough in praise Oi
Ayers Cherry Pccturnl," writes T..
Bragdon. of Palestine, Texas, "bclicv-
ing rs do that, hut for its Use, [ should
long since have died"
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now DOES IT HAPPEN
That There Ia sucn Complaint About
the Examinations for Promotion?

That There IL Such Complaint About
the Examinations FOR Promotion?
A correspondent OF the Post, alluding to
the results of the recent civil service ex.
aminstions for promotion In the Adjutsnt-
Generals Oflce, expresses a good deal Of
surprise that men Of recognized ability and
education should have been "rated low"
while others who had no such qualifications,
nor even clerical experience, were rated
"high." Yet, as everybody who submitted
to the examinations passed ut one rate or
another, 1t was supposed that no one woul |
"tqueal," nor any fault be found.
How these things happen Ia accounted
for by the correspondent On the theory thi
The old system OF favOritism still prevails IN
the War Depagtment aud retains control of
promotions, being aided In the matter b.,
The secret rating for efficiency. 1he Post
referring to Its correspondence statements,
lie inclined to doubt that there Ia such u
thing as "secret rating,n and such n
method would be "too dangerous aud too
liable to discovery" still, It insists that
every thing ought to be fair aud above board
iD this business, and that the examiners
especially should be well equipped aud
competent for their duties
1t is somewhat surprising that the Post
should not have heard of the "eecIet
rstiDgn before, for Dangerous as the
''method" may be, It was nevertheless
sdopted by the Commissioners, as Mr
Ob.rly sometime since admitted, and will
be found explained at length In that excel.
lent compilation by Charles Pelham, esq +,
called "llints and Helps" for lawyers,
claim agents and PERSONS having business
with the Government The "Secret Rules
for Marking Examination Pspcr-" are
printed in full as au appendix to the above
volume, and evidence as to their genuine
Itss is In Mr. Peham's possession at his
office Ia the Corcoran building They con-
stitutr very Interesting reading to intend
ing "examinees," !" though II does not clearly
appear Whist particular beariog they have
on the grievances complaiued Of In the War
Department.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-02
AhtttN AIS
Al Il nII,I q. .Iniinu.

From Bostun-iOI5 II. IN. (ExpressJ.
From New lurk-hbb, =, Hud lO.i5 a. M; i.30,
. $40 I llimitrdJ '.i1 (newj, s:lJ, s:j5
uimicdl uuu lu.lt y. m.
From Bultmutr-i.3l, UUi, ;, S:J5, 5:3b, $50,
and lUih M. i3u ., $40, 4, $50, 7:45
sew, 80, s:55 and 1915 y m.
From Chicago, St Louis, pittsburg and Gin
ciinati-bni and n3O a. m; $50 and 7:i5
pm
FROM AunHpoii.--O0 q. m; 80 and $50 p. IN.
From Bui Hlu, kluirU and UArrsburg-g.3O q.
~ and ilh H. m
From AuuassHs ThurDughtare Gap and Front
huAH-H.E a. u,., except sundays.
ttuu MnrruutOn- $40 u. m., l2Oi, s:3 and
gAl T.. IL.
from Atlanta New Orleans aud LynchburE-
$40 u ni. aud l2Ui and s;3 D. IN,
From Pore Do Greek Lint-sib a. IN. (execst
SuudHy-l and $50 y. M
From Ihiladephl aud lUl5 "A. m, and
l%O :, $40. Z, iii new, sl5, sj5 and lO:i7
o.. ~
From Richmond aud the south-li:2l a. M;
SHt ana II g.. m
From AluSandrla-i.:oU except Monday, 6.25,
s:2U, Uaj g:iI, lU:h and liza a. m;
l:4U, 3.25, S4J, $40 % $50, g.5l and Il D.
NJ tSuudays al lss3u. s:H ans liza a. M,
53u, Nbl ana II y,
From Cincinnati Louisville and st. Louis
$50 aud $40 y. III.
From Fort Monroe, Newport News and Nor
fulk-34Op. m. daily except sunday
From Round I'LL, Leesburg and points on W.
o u W.-sI0a N. and 3;ti p. IN, The even
Ing train does not riin ON sundays.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-02
From, ~ \ -. Stn,lou.

For Baitimure-i $50. go. 7:8o, $3.50 and oI5
m; l2;lU, iaj 8als $40 4JO SIS, i;lO,
bHo G15 80. $40 aud ii.I1 y. IN, On sun
dAN, G8O. 1870. 80 and g.ii 4 m.; LIS, 1880,
$50, itu iHlu, Ban Gl5, s-.i. iiaN .. IN.
For Annapolis hb Il. ~, and 1910 and
4#hT H. sunday, ~;lsiH ~ ana I: " q. IN.
Fur Point ui Rucks frederick -lU;Iu. 1888 a. IN I;
hB T.. m, Frederick ON sunday. 1915 D. IN.
For points In Shenandoah NHlie, as far as
Luruy % +. ul dtily. except sunday.
For Guithrr-hurg-suaJ and l.;lu m 1880,
4aU h#u. tst sji bnu - %. m. daily, cx-
ceI Surdu,. en- sunday, iUlu a. m i:i5,
t;.5, s!oh and tl!U % N.
For hagur-iuW a. IN. and $3.50 b. m,
GnIly except uuduy.
For thiCugu-iu.ii - n., $50 y. m daily.
For PittshurE lU.ih a. m, S.bj p. IN daily
Fnr 'iurinuaii Luuls,'lle and st. Lums-3:iJ
aud g4J u. M daily
The Washington critic., 1887-09-02
~ Feel sn NeIln

~ want to thank you for telling mo of
DR.. Perce's 'Favorite Prescription >" writes
lady to her friend, "For u long time
was unfit to attend to the work OF my house
hold, | kept about, but felt thoroughly
miserable. had terrible backaches aud
btaring.down sensations across me and was
quite weak ana discouraged. sent and got
some OF the medicine after receiving your
Litter, and It has cured me. hardly know
myself. feel 60 WELL"
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Address Registered Letters to
New Orleans National Bank,
now Orleans, La.

REMEMBER that the presence Of Generals
Beauregard and Early, VINO ere In charge of
the drawings, is u guarantee Of absolute fair
ness ana integrity, that the chances are All
equal. and that no one can possibly divine
what number will draw Il prize.
"REM EMBER, also. that the payment OF
prizes Is GUARANTEED BY FOUR M
III NAL BANK OF New orleans, aud the
tickets are signed by the President Of An In
stiintion whose chartered right, are reGOg-
nizrd In the highest Courts; therefore, beware
of all limitations and anonymous schemes -
The Washington critic., 1887-09-02
The Na,ionni sra,

The organization of a new company, to
be known as the National Grays, was com
pleted last evening. Thlrty.one young
this lumber will be greatly increased at
the next meeting, which will be held az the
same place, Hilton Hall, next Thur-day
evening IL was decided to tender the cap
taincy 10 First Lieutenant Ludwig Of the
Continentals.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-02

Ollnto Spannocchla Of splunoccha Bros
slipping aud commission merchants, New
HuIk, medc m assignment yesterday -
Charles H. Cromwell. OrtstrS Sulnnur-
clla, The other pirruer dipd in Florence.
Italy, on August o, and the failure i- M.
irlhued to his death Tho firm claimed To
be worth, u short time ago, 100000.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-02

For "worn-out," rundown" dehiitn-
ted school teachers, millincrs, ecamstrcssrs
housekccprrs, and feeble women generally,
DIR. Picrces Favoritc Prescription is the
best of all restorative tonics. II is not u
"Curc-nll," but admirably fulhlls II single
ness of purpose, being most potent SprCi-
tlc for all those Chronic Weaknesses and
Diseases peculiar to women. II is Il power
ful, general NJ well as uterine, tonic and
ncrvine, and imparts vipor and strength to
the whole system, II promptly cures weak
ness of stomach, indigestion, blontinF, weak
back, nervous prostratlOn, debility and
slecplessness, In either sex. FnvOritc Pre-
scription is sold by druggists under our pp.i-
tire guarantee. See wranpcr around bottle.
Price Si.OO, or Six Hotties for $500.
A large Treatise on Diseases OF Women
nG0 pages, profuscly illustrated, sent Tor
ten cents in stamps.
Address, WORLDs DIspENShRY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, 6G3 Main st., Buffalo, n. Y.
SECK uEADACKE, Bilious Headache,
and Constipation, cured by DR.. Picrcc's
Pellets. 2l cents u vial, by druggists.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-02
The Pennsylvania IL. IL. Company

announces two delightful autumntl pleasure
tours to the Allegheny Mountains aud
tressoD Springs during the month OF Sep
ttmber, the 2nd to occur on the Sth aud the
cludiDg one days board at the famous
Mountain House, good to return within ten
days, will be sold from Washington at -.
Those availing themselves Of these enjoyable
trips will leave Washington at $50 a, m,
connecting at Harrisburg with special
train
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Al B. a q. ,,nt,on.

From Baltimure-6aO, $40, $50, 10. iOss io4s
Hnu ll:l5 d. NJ; 100, iOb, $50, 521 8;35,
7:l0, $40 and 1870 y. II l2:2O a. IN. On
sunday SIT, ~ lOaj. lO!i5 a. m; 800, 3O5,
b;sU. t35 s. s:i5 $50 y. ui,; la.9O a. N.
From AnnupOlis-s30 and 1875 a. m laO and
5ssOp n SUNDAY lurth u IN and G:35 D. m }
From Frederick-sa4j, g:35 d. m, and 4:lO,
sli J. n daily, except sunday; on sun
tHv, s.2h u. IN.
From llarper'S Frrry-5'ii p. m. daily.
From Gaitkersburg-7l5 s:25 g!3b, il:35,
D. NJ, e:lh I, 5I5 s:l' and ll..O . m. sur
day SKI, l0:p u. III h:i5 ~ and II :@0p m.
From HAgerstown-9'3i - III ana l;lj, i;2J,
s:l1 y m, daiiy, except sunday
Prom Chicago AMI Pittshtir9-62U and 40 y.
n and 20 ., m daily.
From Cincinnati, Louisville and St Louis
$40 n m, and i;lb D. m daily.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-02
DRUNKENNESS
or the Llpunr HabiJ Can Bo Cured
Ky Administering DIR. Hnines'
Golden specific,

Can be given IN n cup Of cuffee or tea with
uut The luuwlel ge OF The person taking Il, Ii
n absolutely harmless, aud will effect per-
muurui and sutydy cure. whether the patient
Is Il Wutrrutt driuker ur au a.orGplig wreck,
u lH- hrru given No thousands nf cH-r-, aud
N rNrlN Instance perfect eur hH- followed.
u never tHiiH. the -y-tplF once |murVg-
matted with he Specific, n becomes au utter
impus-ihilUy for thu liquor apu'rii" 10 oN,st.
For sale hy : p Ware uuicf Ehniu House;
II. k utUlpu-tnt FuUrrHgHth street auI
Vermont 'ycuur Washington
The Washington critic., 1887-09-02

Fully CO per cent. OF the cotton In the
Rolling Fork, Deer Creek and Lake Wu-l.
iIgtun sections Of Mississippi has b-ry
striped Of It's leaves us though fire nal
swept over the broad fields whicn three ~
ago looked 80 green and promising
The Washington critic., 1887-09-02
Martyrs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
3I3 SIXTH STREET y, "


Fnll opening Sept No., Catalogues frr' nn
application ut to.lrgg ol.,r un irst rHus
nom Q o. III. 10 q u IN ut hy mai.
+. &. MAEVlN. President.
q. K, UB>Ek, A, ". O. Ea prur'rl
G,PEECTRIAN BISINE,S UpLaEHr.
= corner th md SITS % w lrlU.I. .H.
huaurs education that QugNUHs ywu, uru
and women Goo suIpurI lhHnsrir". ffl aU.
uus-luIy perform ibp active lHH"- .f ...
lhuruu-h instruction glNru iU ituII NH-
Ug. The English LIugualr tuUr InNl l.ur..
iaVd Calculations Euus rDH.'u- I...'..
Practice ,lt'cs, or Science OF In.r .ul..
ttpucgJnphy and ryu" Wu.in. RHas t. N.t
aud ENCniur se,slOus resumed TNUtrrNt.
SopIrubv T. M 20. p. H1d Hn 100 n'..
uIun lur WrDurt tU'u..4 uF Che ''Hr nr UN.
ter, on and auvr Monday August ~. N.H|
Corps OF Teachers. Tuition Ira-H.sYI
business con- q, day sessions. urr F,,r. p,
payable $40 ON entering gUI Nflnyu loo
monthly iusillimonf, OF SI1 UluE a s.|r
syhuursulb plI no fu.l uU .u.HNE rf.
tuition uur uuuluru OF ten weeks. @u. l.li' u.
uuit'iug Nltht Sessions. 4W'.Hu n f..
three months ur r.u INr uH" Ytar -u|r.t".
assigned lu the order u' tCglsu rInu. rNH.I
udvu iUgc- SO. uwsl hs H'us I r-HHl rI Ii.
olouirl of uny ur uisIlf -.H.Nua. illustrated
CIRCULAR ,vur COCOON application.
MRS. SARA s"FNrFt tH..". .....
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
GetrnleIIIn.

b. X. Plain & Co, st. Cloud Building,
furnish the following Oh quotations:
Closed yesterday, 65l: opened to-day. Gjs.
highest, $50; lowest 64h 2:l5 p IN 6IA.
New York Stock Market.
The following have been furnished by
A. Macgill Il Co bankers and brokers, 5ii
Seventh street northwest;
The Washington critic., 1887-09-02
TrrRrCEDESTED ATTRACTIONS
Louisiana State Lottery Co.

Incorporated by the Legislature In isis f,-
Educational and charitable purposes. and lis
franchise made a put Of the present state
Constitution In 1879, by an overwhelming
popular vote.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings tako
pace every month and lts Grand semi An.
nual Draw ngs take place every six months
June and DeCcmber)
I'VE do hsreby ocrury nat no sip,rrlss ne
srdHgeWshts for dH he AOHthiy dHd SsHl- M
nydi UidUihgs u he Lo1igidDd .sids Int
tstr company, ant IN ptrsOh WdHugt dHi rgt-
tOi m, DIdtGingS h,D,5sirss. amt mat Hs si,b.
an, cOnduct,d WiN hOHss'y, fdlrH,ss ant iH gY1i
Clih tOHdtd all parties, and NE dp'lorlss N
Company " uSs nis certificate IN iG Gds,rilss.
mtnts.n
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to the woman he had meant to marry
five and twenty years before. aud led
her out to tea perfectly satisfied with
the way things had turned out.-LChi.
caro- Mail.
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The Farmers Alliance of Thomas Comfy

Ga met at Thomasville yesterday aud
adopted resolutions cOudemuiug a message
sruti TO President Cleveland by the Farmers
Alliance Of Indiana, charACteriziDg II as in.
sullrg, ard that "the motive which inspired
It was unworthy aud dishOnOrable to any
body OF Alliance men,
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T,yrE-wEITISs TNuaEV
At Room 70, st, Cloud Building. a.-..a..
Academy Of the Holy Cross,

lulH MASS AWE w. w.
Willrosmt fg.f Nmtl,l 700 seu'"u.r uu
t Iua ever, nuI..t o.. .r.u..r. ...I.
WU accomplished elWuINu, tHH m....
ru.Wr'n,u. ,r.lH.r.f- .I.r., .H
iluuulUN ..,umgUeuoI teachers .....
'u lu-tIr, col. y.. H.ftr 'H. .ra
tv'IOu unId tu ruuh NHtu'us t.I 'Ir ...
lJiHumBtfrs Attached iu larHnt..... .r
Department TOT liu.g Boys.
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Y IMEHsON INSTIrUTE,

IL gil 18th st bet aud K SIS
select Classical ana Mathematical school for
Young Men and Boys
Tegirs It's 3Gth yer MONDAY, SEPT N.
Prepares for Harvard, Yale, Princeton,
Johns HOPKINS and other colleges aud UNI
NcIsities; tor the scientific schools. 4 s.
Military pud Naval Academies and for busi.
ness. For particulars address
CHAS. Is. YOUNG, Principal
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"Ni.,rrrry BARRY Vr,,us

Fresh Aldcuey butter, churupi every
morning aud delivered In J III ",Nudn
prints, lUc per 10 Also cottage aht.re
nnni'rrn,ilk aud sweet milk, DC, py, qt
Cream, l5c. per pt,
The Washington critic., 1887-09-02
EDlin .lONAl.

THE MI DICAL HNRMtCEUrI-
cal and Iental Departments OF Ho ward
University will open OCTOBER 3. at : y. III
An address will be delivered oy Prof Robert
Rey burn, 10 which the profes Ion and puplic
are invited. For Glrc lars aud Information
address & ID. PuRVIS, NJ. D, >oc'y,
Iiis i3tn St
The Washington critic., 1887-09-02

The house has just been rslttel aud re-
furnished throughout, and the dining room
opened for the season. Rooms from 75c.
"a s. Per day, with few at Doe, ll09.ll-l3
Pennsylvania avenue.
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Upon the Mountains Brow.
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND.
TWIN RESORTS OF THE ALLEGuANIEs.
5000 Feet Above the sea.
SEASON OPENS JUNE 23D, 1887.

Deer Park and Oakland, but six miles dis
tant from each other, are connected by a su
p,rb carriage road Both are located directly
upon the main line pi the Baltimore and ohio
X. H. and hll trains stop at nOh poiut4
Under the capable management of Mr.. Geo,
d leSheds these famous resorts will main,
tain the high standard of previous seasons.
Among the Improvements that will be
noted by former guests are the Introduction
OF electric lights into house and grounds; large
swimming baths added to he bathing "stab
lishments for ladies' and ge tier On; Increased
and improved water suppl, drawn from the
celebrated Boiling springs
RATES $40. s75 and $50 per month, accord
ing 10 location Diagrams OF rooms ani ilJOr-
Pa ave, Washington. ID O.
All communications should be addressed 10
Geo d, DcShields, Queen city Hotel, Cum
brrlHnd, Md, up TO June TO- after that date
either Deer Park or Oakland Garrett Co, Nd
The Washington critic., 1887-09-02

In cases Of cholera, Browns Ginger does
good Frederick Brown, Philadelphia,
The Washington critic., 1887-09-02
LIGnTEENrn STREET. SEMINARY,

i h-- lclu 81 t'lT, -.
French and English boarding and day school
for young ladie and oh liren Thorough In
strnCtiOn In al essential branches S'perl r
advantages in art aud music. Reopeus Sep.
tembcr ~. MIS-. ELlZAoErH II NRRlS,
Al
The Washington critic., 1887-09-02
One Name for Two rnings,

Cashmere Bouquet, the heat toilet soap;
Cashmere Bouquet, the best handkerchief
perfume,
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WASHINGTON CRITIC
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER, ., 1857
THE OLD LINEN DUsrau.

How dear to my heart is the old linen dus-
ter,
The old linen duster that covers my back,
II never did 1T me, twas made Tor buster,
A buster much bigger than | am, alack
Yet stlll In the summer, when than Hades
'tis hotter,
That old linen duster never would swap
For . new oyercoat made Of soalskin aud
otter,
With agrsffes Of pure gold set with dls-
monde on top
That voluminous duster,
That old linen duster,
That buster OF a duster that covers my back.
--TBoston Courier.
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